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A homeowner is asking for a variance to keep a structure that was built without a permit. The board will decide if the 5-foot setback is acceptable despite the original 10-foot requirement.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before, 2 the 90 before that.
The owner may face costs associated with moving or demolishing the structure if the variance is denied.
The property owner, if the variance is granted, would avoid the cost of moving the structure.
Neighbors or the city, if the variance sets a precedent for ignoring building codes.
The denial means the structure must be moved or removed to comply with city code.
If approved, the property would be allowed to operate as a four-unit building, which could increase density and parking demand in the area.
The board's decision will clarify what activities are legally allowed on this specific residential lot.
The variance would allow a large accessory building, contingent on consolidating three lots into one.
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A property owner is seeking a variance to keep a garage that was built too close to the property line without a permit. The city staff has recommended against this, noting that the hardship is self-imposed.